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    The Uncanny X-Men #500

    The Uncanny X-Men » The Uncanny X-Men #500 - SFX, Part 1 released by Marvel on September 1, 2008.

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    Sentinels? What? And Magneto? And is that the Master Mold? What the hell is going on in San Francisco now that the Uncanny X-Men have relocated there? They’ve got a new Headquarters and a new status quo as the gauntlet is thrown for a new era of mutantkind. It’s all here in the double-sized anniversary issue that sets up the plotlines that will be developed over the next year in UNCANNY. And it’s all brought to you by the hot writing team of Ed Brubaker & Matt Fraction (Immortal Iron Fist) and fan favorite artists Greg Land (ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR, X-MEN: FREE COMIC BOOK DAY) and Terry Dodson (SPIDER-MAN/BLACK CAT, Wonder Woman). New creators, new home. The future begins now.

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    The Greatest Story Ever Told Ever in History 0

    The Uncanny X-Men #500 - SFX, Part 1 by sc on March 08, 2011

    Songs about children named after this singular spectacular literary masterful specimen win musically inclined geniuses Grammy award nominations, and are as equally revered and incited about as aggressively and lovingly as in heaven as they are in hell, and now that you know the scope of the epic weaving tale that looks set to steal your heart from your previous eternal soulmate dear friend, you should sit down, for although I am humble, tis fair warning for anyone, who might look into the eyes o...

    25 out of 32 found this review helpful.

    Art - good, story - what story??? 0

    The Uncanny X-Men #500 - SFX, Part 1 by aspenite on April 25, 2010

    The title really captures my feeling considering this issue, The X-Men are somehow accepted among the normal humans in San Francisco. But there are some incidents with a particular form of art...  It was an oversized issue but there was not much story in it. I think the "story" could have been told in less pages. Really, I don´t want to see the X-Men joining a party and drinking alcohol for four pages or so. Nothing really happens until the end of the issue and then it happens at a speed...damn!...

    6 out of 10 found this review helpful.

    Uncanny X-Men 500 0

    The Uncanny X-Men #500 - SFX, Part 1 by dmstarz on November 12, 2008

    So a milestone for the X-Men both in terms of issues reached and in new location.  But is it any good?  Sadly, I'm not sure it is.  The whole being accepted in San Fransisco by the more liberal society thing is very well done but I have to agree with Pania about the fight with Magneto.  It's just bizarre, though, like Pania, I do think it's a deliberate homage to the Magneto confrontations of the 60s.  There's some pretty nice art from Land and Dodson but I have to say that I'm hugely disappoint...

    1 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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